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Journalist at International Financing Review, part of LSEG (Refinitiv / Reuters Financial), covering sovereign and bank restructuring plus investment banking.
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War delays Lebanon restructuring puzzle: IFR

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By Christopher Spink 
| Zawya
Lebanon’s hopes of carrying out a restructuring of its debts, as part of a wider economic overhaul, have receded since the end of February due to the conflict in the Middle East. Lebanon defaulted on its US$29bn of Eurobonds in early 2020, but following the appointment of technocratic prime minister Nawaf Salam started talks last year between bondholders, Lebanon’s banks, Banque du Liban and the government about how to apportion losses between those parties.
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JP Morgan sees trade war hurting Q2: IFR

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By Philip Scipio, Christopher Spink 
| Zawya
JP Morgan is expecting volatility from the trade war unleased in April to drag down investment banking revenues in the second quarter but to boost trading. Investment banking fees in the April–June quarter are on track to be down “mid-teens [percent] – plus or minus” compared with a year earlier, depending on how the remainder of the quarter plays out, said Troy Rohrbaugh, co-CEO for the commercial and investment bank.
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Financing roars back on tariff truce: IFR

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By Christopher Spink 
| Zawya
Animal spirits are starting to influence deal financing again after concerns about market volatility stemming from US president Donald Trump’s gyrating tariff policy are starting to recede. On May 12 the US and China, which has been hit particularly by Trump’s changes in tariff policy since “liberation day” on April 2, reached an agreement to roll back from tariffs of as much as 145% on Chinese imports into the US to 30%, subject to further review after 90 days.
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